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The classic board game made pocket sized! Play it with friends, family, or alter egos!
Controls
- Arrow keys to move cursor.
- Z/X/C to place a piece.
- Players take turns with the controls. The outline indicates which color's turn it is.
- White wins on ties.
Code
n=108pal(5,0,1)s=0g=9f=9c=7camera(-9,-9)m,v=mget,sget::_::p=btnp()g+=p\2%2-p%2f+=p\8%2-p\4%2cls(15)for i=0,n,6do line(i,0,i,n,4)line(0,i,n,i)end for x=0,18do for y=0,18do k=m(x,y)sset(x,y,k>0and 1) if(k>0)circfill(x*6,y*6,2,k)end end if(p>14)then mset(g,f,c)c=c<6and 7or 5repeat b=1for x=0,18do for y=0,18do e=m(x,y)if v(x,y)<1then for i=0,1,1/4do j=x+cos(i)k=y+sin(i)r=m(j,k) if(v(j,k)>0and(e<1or e==r))sset(j,k,0)b=z end end end end until b for x=0,18do for y=0,18do if(v(x,y)>0)s+=6-m(x,y)mset(x,y)end end end ?s,0,-8,s>=0and 7 circ(g*6,f*6,3,c)flip()goto _
Caveats:
- Game does not score territory.
- No restriction on placing pieces on existing pieces.
- No restriction on suicide pieces.
- No way to pass turns.
- No Ko rule.
- Only .5 komi.
Original Tweetcart
Smaller pieces and no auto capture but fits inside a single tweet!
s=0a={}g=8f=8fillp(1911)::_::circfill(9,9,167,244)p=btnp()g+=(p&2)*2-(p&1)*4f+=(p&8)/2-(p&4)for e in all(a)do ?"■",e[1]-1,e[2]-2,e[3] if(p>31and g-e[1]|f-e[2]==0)s+=e[3]and-1or 1del(a,e)end if(p==16)add(a,{g,f,c})c=not c and 119 ?s,1,0,s>=0and 7 circ(g,f,2,c)flip()goto _
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (2 total ratings) |
Author | Munro |
Genre | Puzzle |
Made with | PICO-8 |
Tags | Board Game, Historical, Local multiplayer, PICO-8, Pixel Art |
Multiplayer | Local multiplayer |
Player count | Singleplayer |
Comments
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Hey there! I saw this and wanted to make a fully-featured version of the game, would you be willing to let me use your graphics style in that version?
That late game board you have on the back looks so good, I can nearly hear the pieces hitting the board.
Very cool to see a real game in a tweet cart. You even keep track of the captured pieces so you can accurately score at the end.
This is great. Well done with so few characters. I like the white/black outline for who's turn it is, clever.
thanks! it was a fun one to make.